SCC hires Avianantos as assistant coach might lead program head
Scottsdale Community College added John Avianantos to its football staff to replace Jimmy Anderson. Head coach Larry Philpot expects Avianantos to take over as head coach after the 1974-75 season, as Philpot plans to resign the top post while remaining athletic director. Avianantos, a former Phoenix College assistant and ASU alumnus, emphasizes organization and discipline learned under Frank Kush. He and his wife Shari live in Phoenix with two children.
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Strike underway NFL opens preseason amid ongoing strike
NFL begins its preseason with three games tonight and more on weekend as owners press to play with available players despite stalled talks. About 300 of 1,200 NFLPA members are in camp, including 87 starters, with refunds issued for struck games.
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Strikers charge owners in NFL labor dispute
The NFL Players Association charges owners use threats and bribes to break the 33 day strike. Ed Garvey says owners walked out of federal mediated talks while Bill Curry lists 17 union modifications. John Thompson counters that the union offered only slight changes to the Freedom Issues and remains $36 million apart. Garvey names Joe Robbie as threatening three players with lawsuits to force camp reports.
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Reds stay hot as Dodgers pace with big win
Reds trail Dodgers by five and a half games after a late rally in San Francisco while the Dodgers rout San Diego 8-1. Joe Morgan hit a two run homer in the seventh and Tony Perez tied the game in the eighth before Johnny Bench homered in the ninth to pull Cincinnati within 5 1 2 games. Other NL results saw the Cubs, Phillies, and Cardinals win, while AL scores included Minnesota over California and Boston over Baltimore.
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Chaparral and Coronado Edge Through Tight Senior Tourney Wins
Chaparral Recreation rallied to defeat Glendale 68 64 as Rick Booth sank two late free throws and Mark Stevens added 26 points. Coronado routed Model Cities 67 62 behind Ben Fisk 23 and Mike Chaney 10, while other teams posted varied results in the Scottsdale Community College event.
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Arcadia Pony League Openers Win In State Tournament
Arcadia Pony League All Stars beat Tucson Boys' Club No 2 3-1 in a seven inning opener at Pantano Park. Pitchers Mark Carpenter Steve West and Paul Sieczkowski combined for a two hitter and three runs came in the third inning. Carpenter struck out six in three innings. West and Sieczkowski finished with four and two walks respectively.
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Chargers Acquire Fred Forsberg From Bills
San Diego takes veteran linebacker Fred Forsberg from Buffalo in an NFL trade on Thursday.
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Comer Rallies To Edge Tempe In Legion Play
Jerry Vasquez settled in on the mound as Comer Construction erased a 5-0 first inning deficit and beat Tempe 8-6 to stay alive in the double elimination state American Legion playoffs. Key hits from Merrick Taylor Vasquez Barnett Poole and a timely sacrifice fly fueled Comer’s comeback in an eight-run frame.
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Spencer Sparks Southmen In World Football League Win
Willie Spencer, 20, without college experience, rushed for 99 yards and scored twice as the Memphis Southmen beat the Southern California Sun 25 15 in a nationally televised game. J J Jennings added a two yard touchdown run. Coach John McVay praised the second half as the team’s best effort this year. Tony Adams and Ralph Nelson scored for the Sun.
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